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Polls ending Sept. 5, 2024

President: general election, Arkansas, 2024

Sept. 5-6
696LV
Sept. 5-6
696LV
Harris
40%
Harris
40%

Harris

40%

Trump

55%

Kennedy

1%

Oliver

1%

Stein

0%
55%
TrumpTrump+15

April 20, 2024

President: general election, Arkansas, 2024

April 13-21
385LV
April 13-21
385LV
Kennedy
42%
Kennedy
42%

Kennedy

42%

Trump

44%
44%
Trump  Trump+3
April 13-21
385LV
April 13-21
385LV
Biden
35%
Biden
35%

Biden

35%

Kennedy

53%
53%
Kennedy  Kennedy+18

Oct. 3, 2023

President: general election, Arkansas, 2024

Oct. 1-4
435RV
Oct. 1-4
435RV
Biden
24%
Biden
24%

Biden

24%

Trump

57%
57%
Trump  Trump+32

Oct. 30, 2022

U.S. Senate, Arkansas, 2022, General election

Oct. 13-31
557LV
Oct. 13-31
557LV
James
26%
James
26%

James

26%

Boozman

55%

Cates

5%
55%
BoozmanBoozman+29

Governor, Arkansas, 2022, General election
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Oct. 13-31
557LV
Oct. 13-31
557LV
Jones
34%
Jones
34%

Jones

34%

Sanders

53%

Harrington

4%
53%
SandersSanders+19

Oct. 17, 2022

U.S. Senate, Arkansas, 2022, General election

Oct. 17-18
974LV
Oct. 17-18
974LV
James
32%
James
32%

James

32%

Boozman

52%

Cates

3%
52%
BoozmanBoozman+20

Governor, Arkansas, 2022, General election
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Oct. 17-18
974LV
Oct. 17-18
974LV
Jones
41%
Jones
41%

Jones

41%

Sanders

51%

Harrington

3%
51%
SandersSanders+10
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